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Presentation Playback (Playback Mode)
Images transmitted to the projector in Live Mode can be replayed (*1). You can also send images
from the PC in advance (*2) for playback using the projector.
(Depending on the size of the images, you can usually store about 20 slides for playback).
(*1): Use the Print Screen key on your PC keyboard to capture images during Live Mode for replay in Playback mode.
(*2): Refer to
for detailed information on how to use FileViewer.
• Press the remote control's WIRELESS button to open the Wireless
Menu.
(Press the WIRELESS button again if the menu doesn't appear the first time.)
• Use the navigation buttons to move the cursor over Playback Mode
and then press ENTER.
You can display the thumbnails of the images currently stored for playback
(up to 16 images at a time).
• Select one image that you would like to playback.
• Select images in the order you would like to play them back, from first to last.
(You can also set the time interval for playing back each image.)
Refer to
for detailed information on how to use the ImageViewer.
Stand Alone Presentations (PC-less Presentation Mode)
Be simply inserting a storage card (*3) filled with your presentation data into the WNM80
module's PC card slot, you can make a presentation without a PC.
(*3): Insert the storage card into the WNM80 module's PCMCIA card slot.
You can use any of the following types of cards: (However, depending on the manufacturer, some cards may not work.)
PCMCIA compliant memory card
CF memory card (dedicated PCMCIA adaptor required)
SD card (dedicated PCMCIA adaptor required)
Memory Stick (dedicated PCMCIA adaptor required)
HDD card (ATA compatible; less than 2GB) (IDE compatible HDD cards can't be used)
Microdrive (dedicated PCMCIA adaptor required; ATA compatible; less than 2GB)
Since there is only one card slot, you can't use the wireless LAN card at the same time.
You can only store files of the following extensions in the storage card: .jpg, .bmp and .png.
Record the data you wish to present from your PC onto the storage card you will be using.
You can only use files located in the root directory. You can't not playback files located in a
subdirectory.
You can use digital camera storage cards.
However, make sure that the files are stored in the root directory.
NOTE
Only cards under 2GB (FAT/VFAT-16) can be used. High resolution images such as those from
a digital camera will likely be reduced when projected by the projector.
(IDE compatible HDD cards can't be used)
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